These pictures are from the
Gallery One resident artist show Dec 2019
Adventures in making stuff. Patrick Stanton, a jeweler and maker who lives in Ellensburg Washington.
This is a piece I made for my neighbor. It is smokey quartz set in sterling and fine silver. |
The stone has a "high dome" cut. |
I tried to get a good balance or proportion to the various parts. I never really like things just plunked "in the middle". |
That would look like this. |
A wedding set for some friends of mine and of the Gallery One |
This is the same basic design I always like to make. The Scorpio ring. |
Sizes 12 and 8 |
There is always a last piece to cover the seam. Construction Pictures After the Link |
These are rings I made especially for the Gallery One resident artist show in Dec 2019. The show theme was Green. So, these are green tourmaline and 14k. |
They are not quite a matched set, but one women's and one man's. |
On my hand |
These are very high quality stones. |
I always like slightly crooked designs. |
Custom settings for each |
I accidentally silver plated this one a day before the show! Es no bueno, but I can fix it. |
Yellow gold and antique yellow sapphire. |
Off-center setting. |
The stone's cut, the fact that it is natural and was in a 22k gold setting made on a hob, make me think it was maybe 1820's India. |
Reticulation on the band |